Bourne Management Solutions offers many different services from Project Management to Stratigic Planning. Here is a brief decription of some of the services Bourne Management provides:
This entails working with organizations to focus on the most efficient and effective way to manage and to focus on their mandate and priorities.
- Strategic Planning - working with managers and directors to establish their strategy for the next 3 to 5 years. Develop a strategic plan for implementation by management and staff.
- Operational Planning - exactly how will the strategy be implemented to achieve the goals of the organization? Identification of timelines, resources required and allocate responsibility for the completion of tasks. Establish evaluation and review methodologies.
- Organizational Structure - review the structure of the board, management and staffing to maximize efficiency and appropriate delivery of services to the agency's clients. Undertake "process re- engineering" where necessary.
- Policy and Procedure review and development - assess the documentation and its implementation and assist in developing "good practice" and accountability. Develop operational / personnel / Board manuals to assist in the governance of the organization.
Previous experience includes: strategic planning with non-profit organizations; development of non- profit board manuals and policies; senior management experience in English National Health Service - managing change and departments; nineteen years operational management experience in health organizations.
Bourne Management Solutions has experience in working in or with the following health environments:
Canada:
- Non- profit organizations (as employee, consultant and board director).
- First Nations organizations in BC
- Interior, Fraser and Northern Health Authorities.
England:
- National Health Service - total of sixteen years in administration and general management. Community-based services (Mental Health Centres) Hospitals (particularly mental health and forensic psychiatry).
Previous working relationships have been developed with a range of stakeholders: Patients, relatives and advocates, health and social services agencies and the public.
Regulatory bodies - in England and Canada:
- Mental Health Tribunal
- Mental Health Act Commission
- Ombudsman's Office
- Health Advisory Service
- Non-Profit directors and members
- Ministry officers.
- Members of Parliament
- Trades Unions
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